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Gardening with kids
Children as young as two can begin helping in the garden. They can help rake and dig and look for worms, caterpillars and butterflies. With a parent’s help they can plant seeds, water the plants and watch them grow. And of course, at harvest time they can pull up their little radishes, beets and carrots.
The Importance of Outdoor Play
We all know that playing outside is good for our kids (and ourselves). So how can we get our minimum of two hours a day outside during busy term time weeks? Here are some ideas to get you started.
A Quick Fire Guide to Our 6 Most Frequently Asked Questions
Are you curious about the day-to-day inquiries our customer service team assists with? Look no further! We've compiled a list of our most frequently asked questions to keep you in the loop.
Our ten favourite ways to use Connetix
There’s nothing better than a toy that promotes open ended play, and in our house, Connetix tops the list.
Jellystone DIY Calm Down Bottle Inspiration
So you've purchased one of our Jellystone DIY Calm Down Bottles and you need some pointers on how to create an amazing sensory tool. Well, check o...
30 Things to do in June
Rosie from Five Little Birds shares 30 great activities to enjoy during the cooler months with your children.
1. Make a bird feeder - winter time ...
Raising Musical Kids
There’s a mountain of research indicating that musical training can enhance children’s brains. It improves their communication skills, memory, and ability to pay attention.
Fun with Playdough (including best-recipe!)
Playdough is a safe and soothing material and provides children with a great sense of security - it cannot be ‘done wrong’ and is a satisfying sensory experience.
How parents can teach their kids about money
How you can help build your children’s financial skills and prepare them for long-term wealth creation.
Eggy Cups
These delicious little eggy cups are quick and easy to whip up, super versatile and make for a great lunchbox filler.
Ingredients
6 large free r...
Reading to your kids is a superpower
Reading aloud to our kids gives them a special kind of access to the wonderful and vivid world of story. That world can take them places they might otherwise be unable to go.